Go Karts For Sale Near Me Used (2024)

FAQs

How much is a proper go-kart? ›

The price of a kart varies depending on the class, age, manufacturer, spec and engine type. Depending on your chosen class a brand new engine and all the ancillaries cost anywhere from £800-£3500. A brand new mini/junior/Senior setup including chassis and engine will cost around £6000.

Adult karts are the same as Juniors they have a 200cc engine and have a top speed of around 45mph.

A second-hand race-ready kart can be found from anywhere between R25k and R50K.

2-stroke racing kart engines: High-performance use: May require rebuilding every 20-40 hours. Typical lifespan before major overhaul: 50-100 hours.

The cost of components like the chassis, engine kit, and wheels make up a substantial part of the expense. The quality of these parts also factors in, with low-quality components necessitating frequent, costly replacements. Safety gear like helmets, gloves, and suits add further to the cost.

Rotax suggests 50 hour rebuild intervals. This is reasonable to insure reliability. For club racers I suggest a top end at the 15-20 hour mark and a lower end rebuild at the next due top end (another 15-20 hours). The engines are quite stout.

A 50 cc kart can travel up to 35 mph, whereas a 125 cc kart can reach 70 to 80 mph. At 250 cc, the fastest go-karts can travel up to 150 mph.

How fast is a 250cc kart go? ›

Engine Size and CC Rating

Go-karts' speed varies based on their cc rating. Karts with 50 cc can achieve speeds up to 35 mph. Those with 125 cc can hit between 70 and 80 mph. Meanwhile, high-powered 250 cc karts can soar to a staggering 150 mph.

On average, a 400cc go-kart can achieve speeds ranging from 40 to 60 miles per hour (mph) on a standard racing track. However, some high-performance go-karts with 400cc engines can reach speeds exceeding 60 mph, especially in professional racing circuits or modified setups.

214 KM/H WITH A 100CC KART.

The cost of components like the chassis, engine kit, and wheels make up a substantial part of the expense. The quality of these parts also factors in, with low-quality components necessitating frequent, costly replacements. Safety gear like helmets, gloves, and suits add further to the cost.

It is expensive to go karting. A decent set of gear will set you back around $1,000 for a racing kart. Entry fees, fuel, consumables, repairs, and travel are some of the extra costs that will be incurred if you are participating in a championship. For a year of competition, the cost will be around $11,000.

Generally, children can begin go karting as early as 5 or 6 years old. At this age, they can participate in "Kid Karts" or "Bambino Karts," which are designed specifically for young drivers. These karts have lower speeds and enhanced safety features to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for young racers.